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Life & Work - April 2019
IN THIS ISSUE
BIBLICAL ANIMALS
- The Palm Sunday donkey and the animals of the bible
‘ALL WE NEED TO KNOW’
- Journey through Holy Week with the Moderator ‘
GOD IS THE HEART’
- The work of the Rev Dr Sam Wells
and much more ....
Life and Work April 2019 Articles
From The Editor
THE two most important seasons of the Christian year
PRAYER
That in the crucible of faith that’s lived out loud
Spiritual healing
The Big Question was most valuable in the March 2019
The Big Question
This month’s question is: ‘Have you been inspired by stories of personal sacrifice?’
A vulnerable Messiah
Ron Ferguson considers the Easter story.
’He will not fail’
The Moderator, the Rt Rev Susan Brown bids farewell to readers in the final column of her year.
Biblical animals
As the donkey plays a key part in this month’s Easter story, Jackie Macadam focuses on the stories of the animals in the Bible.
’All we need to know’
The Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, the Rt Rev Susan Brown, leads us on a journey of Holy Week discovery.
‘God is the heart’
Jackie Macadam describes the life of the Rev Dr Sam Wells, vicar of St Martin-in-the-Fields Church in London and learns about the church’s work with those on the margins and the ecumenical HeartEdge movement.
The Big Picture
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A lovely and largely unexplored part of Scotland
John R Hume encounters a hidden church in Argyll.
Celebrating 150 years of care
In a new series celebrating the 150th anniversary of social care in the Church, Thomas Baldwin looks at the work of The Bungalow in Stonehaven.
“No man is an island”
Connor Macfadyen describes his faith journey.
Walking together with the Guild
Lynne McNeil reports on a new project bridging the generations and spearheaded by the Church of Scotland Guild.
Army chaplains mark royal centenary
Thomas Baldwin reports on a significant anniversary for army chaplains.
PARISH NEWS
An embroidery group at Meldrum and Bourtie Parish Church
Church’s South African link
Thomas Baldwin reports on a Greenock congregation’s memorial to a pioneering South African teacher.
The road to recovery
The Very Rev Dr John Chalmers explains why life is too short to harbour grudges.
Making the most of Lent
The Very Rev Dr John Chalmers reminds readers of the 40
Power and powerlessness
In his series considering themes of slavery, the Rev Richard Baxter emphasises the importance of grace.
REVIEWS
Essays on Theology, Ethics and Education in Honour
CROSSWORDS
16 Hat Ernest with a word of hesitation had in old